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Check a draft for copied or closely paraphrased text in three steps. Your first scan needs no account!
No need to split your paper into parts. Just paste the text or upload your DOC, DOCX, PDF, or TXT file, up to 10,000 words.
Start the scan and the checker looks for word-for-word matches, lightly reworded lines, and passages that read as AI-generated, all in one pass that takes about 3 to 10 seconds.
Get a clear plagiarism percentage along with highlighted matches and their sources. Review each match, make edits where needed, or export the report to share with your team.
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Six reasons over 4.8 million people check drafts here before they publish or hand them in:
Paste text or upload a file, and your report, with a match percentage and highlighted lines, is ready in 3 to 10 seconds.
Your text is compared with over 18 billion web pages and published academic articles, so copied sentences surface with a link to where they appear. The index is refreshed daily.
Getsolved supports all file types, including DOC, DOCX, PDF, and TXT. Upload the file or insert your draft into the box directly - the scan will show you accurate results.
Check text in English and 18+ other languages, including French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Romanian, Dutch, Polish, and Arabic - and get the same match report for each.
Your text is used only to run your scan and is kept securely in your private history only if you have an account (and processed ephemerally for guest preview scans). It is never added to a comparison database, ensuring your work remains confidential and won't trigger plagiarism flags in future checks.
One report, two checks: matching sources, and passages that read as AI-generated, with 98%+ pattern detection accuracy across major LLM outputs.
Writers, editors, translators, and people who hand in reports or applications explain where a quick originality check fits into their week:What Users Are Saying
Plagiarism isn’t always intentional. Maybe you missed quotation marks, stayed too close to a source, or reused part of an old assignment.
With GetSolved, you can review text matches before you hand in your paper. Our free plagiarism checker points out direct copies and phrases borrowed from multiple sources. You'll see where each match came from and can decide what needs attention.
Content writers, editors, bloggers, and SEO specialists — all rely on original work to protect their reputation and their search engine rankings. When the same text appears on several sites, search engines usually show only one version, and it may not be yours.
Before a post goes live, paste it in and see which sentences already exist elsewhere on the web, and where, so you can rewrite them first.
Editors and clients now ask two questions about a draft: is it original, and was it written with AI? One Getsolved scan answers both, with 98%+ pattern detection accuracy across major AI writing models.
Yes. You can run a free plagiarism check without paying anything up front. Paid plans are available for higher volume or advanced features.
You can try a free scan without an account. Creating one takes under a minute and unlocks your full scan history.
Getsolved compares your text against billions of web pages and documents to catch even small overlaps, so you get an accurate plagiarism percentage.
DOC, DOCX, PDF, and TXT files all work, or you can insert your text directly into the box.
No. Your document stays private during the scan and isn't shared with anyone outside the platform.
Quotes and references are excluded by default. If they're included, you'll see your properly cited passages highlighted too. Just confirm each has quotation marks and a source, then focus on the uncredited matches.
Yes. In addition to checking for duplicate content, the scanner flags sections that may resemble AI-generated patterns, so you get a fuller picture in a single report.
A copy without credit, a paraphrase too close to the source, or text from your past work may count as plagiarism. Our report shows each match and its source.

